The Oh!

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The Oh! was a short-lived Belgian dance project by DJ Pedroh and producer Phil Wilde. To promote the dance club The Oh! in Gavere (Belgium) resident DJ and owner Pedroh went into the studio with producer Phil Wilde in 1999. Together they released the club hit “Won’t You Show Me The Way”, a “feel-good” up-tempo dance track. The song was writing by Xavier Clayton who has written songs for dance artiste like 2 Unlimited, David Guetta and Zippora. Just before the summer of 1999 “Won’t You Show Me The Way” entered the mainstream. The vocals were performed by singer Edwige Veermeer, a former dancer in the group Timeshift and singer of a group called Candy.

After the success in the clubs “Won’t You Show Me The Way” was released as cd-single. Their Belgian breakthrough came a few months later with the next single “Got To Be Free” who climbed to #6 in the Ultratop, selling more than 16.000 copies. Three more singles were released, but in 2002 Edwige Veermeer decided to go solo under the name Ceejay and released the single ‘Now’s The Time”.